Hilarious Palworld Bug Leaves Player Stuck in Awkward Position

A Palworld player has discovered yet another ridiculous bug in the game, one that leaves their character walking funny seemingly without end. Palworld fans have been running into bugs as they play the game, but so far, most of them have been harmless and amusing rather than gamebreaking.

Palworld, the runaway hit from newcomer developer Pocket Pair, was released a few weeks ago in Early Access. That means that while the game is fully functional, and many players have been very busy enjoying and exploring everything it has to offer, it's technically still in development and contains a fair number of glitches and issues. In fact, it's not uncommon for one to encounter a bug or two early in a playthrough.

Redditor caked1393 on the Palworld subreddit posted a gameplay clip in which their character was leaning back while walking, as though going up a slope. It's not made clear what they were doing that would have made the character get stuck in that particular animation, but it did elicit quite a few laughs. Some even made the comparison to Michigan J. Frog, the singing and dancing frog from the popular cartoon series Looney Tunes.

As Palworld navigates Early Access, its features and mechanics will still go through a number of changes and evolutions. Aside from fixing the abundance of random bugs that still plague it, Palworld players also have ideas for improving systems like weapons and base-building, so that the game can improve what is already a pretty solid foundation. It does seem like Pocket Pair is always listening and considering players' feedback, so it's not out of the question to expect a better game in the coming months.

Pocket Pair has issued a recent update to Palworld that fixed, among many things, a major issue that caused the game to crash when players had more than 7,000 Pals across a whole guild. There was also a bug that affected the capture rate increases given by Lifmunk Effigies, as well as the grenade glitch in multiplayer games. The patch also stops